Context collapse is not a technologically deterministic outcome of the systems features, rather context collapse is made possible by the features of these social systems and their use by both sharers and sources of information. The technology may make context collapse possible, but context collapse is a result of perceptions and practices enacted by the users (both sharers and sourcers of information). An SNS that exhibits context collapse (eg, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) can be difficult to navigate as the information disclosed can be seen by individuals from different contexts, as the technical features of SNSs disguise temporal, spatial, and social boundaries that enable individuals to maintain audience separation (Boyd, 2008a).